
I really wish people would stop painting Obama as the savior. Then again, he already did liken himself as a new Joshua leading the people into the promise land. I some times feel like he is the political version of Buddy Jesus or a person who is more fair and even more fowl. It is creepy how people are painting him as a messianic figure. I don't believe in change. No one should believe in change. You should believe in Christ. Change doesn't and can't promise anything. To paraphrase Chesterton: As enunciated by Obama, 'change' is simply a comparative of which we have net settled the superlative. No body has any business to use the word 'change' unless he has a definite creed and a cast-iron code of morals.
I'm not saying I support the other guy. I'm just saying that all this messianic Obama talk is giving me the willies.
Plus I plan to write in Colbert for President.
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I really wish people would stop painting Obama as the savior.
Well, let's look what happened to the first Savior and how it parallels Obama.
A couple of months ago, he was top of the charts, riding into American living rooms on an ass (donkey... symbol of the Democrat party) admid cheers and adulation.
A couple of weeks ago, we see Obama before the chief priests and scribes being tried for his associations with Rev. Wright and Ayres... not to mention the bitter gun-totin' religious goobers comment.
The next thing we should expect is the scourging... then the walk up the hill... well... you know the rest.
I don't think there will be an Easter Sunday in Obama's future.
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